Yes, if the state caves to PC BS, then it will be in ruins... shortly...BINGO!!!! We have winner! You're exactly correct. This is going to nearly ruin NC.
Yes, if the state caves to PC BS, then it will be in ruins... shortly...BINGO!!!! We have winner! You're exactly correct. This is going to nearly ruin NC.
Money to the churches? Please explain how this increased donations to churches.And, yes, there were always trans people in the bathrooms... the GOP turned this into another boogy man to rally the troops to send money to the churches.
There's nothin immoral about it. It's also NOT a mental disorder. See, I have more links than you:Hypocritical is right. My opinion dovetails with the opinion of the psychiatrist in this article when it comes to Transgenders. IOW, it is a mental disorder and should be treated as such. To think that we actually encourage it and use surgery to physically change people's sex! Only in today's "anything goes", morally decadent society.
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/p...fically-there-is-no-such-thing-as-transgender
I agree, we all have an impact, small though it may be in most instances. And people like Dean, who use their fame to promote change for the better, have an impact on all those who admire them, which in turn can, and often does, impact our actions and the values that we pass on to others.I'm delusional then. Everyone has an impact on the future of the nation. EVERY... SINGLE... ONE OF US! We all contribute. And, to imply that Dean Smith's efforts to advance civil rights and social acceptance of blacks is pretty delusional. But, look who I'm talking to.
I said in my poast that I wasn't saying they were equal, but that the idea that just because a person is dead their beliefs from when they were alive no longer matter is something I disagree with. I used the founding fathers just to prove a point, and that point was not that Dean has impacted America in the same way that they did, but rather that his death does not diminish what he believed and stood for.The Founding Fathers actually have a real impact on the future of this nation. Dean Smith, for all his upside, has zero impact on the future of the nation. To believe otherwise is delusional.
Not trying to start anything, but I think that's kind of a weird thing to say. All the founding fathers are dead, but people seem to put an awful lot of value in what they believe they would have wanted. Not putting Dean on par with them, but just because the man is dead doesn't mean what he believed when he was alive is not valid. Otherwise, what's the point of learning about and from history? JMO, like I said, not trying to start anything, just an observation.
There's nothin immoral about it. It's also NOT a mental disorder. See, I have more links than you:
https://www.theguardian.com/society...ot-be-diagnosed-as-mental-disorder-says-study
http://time.com/4424589/being-transgender-is-not-a-mental-disorder-study/
http://inamerica.blogs.cnn.com/2012...onger-a-mental-disorder-in-diagnostic-manual/
https://www.rt.com/uk/353747-transgender-identity-mental-illness/
You old people that resist the evolutionary process of the human species amaze me. It reminds me of when the British Government forced chemical castration therapy on Alan Turing (and many others) in the 1950's. They finally realized that being homosexual is exactly "how God made them."
Hypocritical is right. My opinion dovetails with the opinion of the psychiatrist in this article when it comes to Transgenders. IOW, it is a mental disorder and should be treated as such. To think that we actually encourage it and use surgery to physically change people's sex! Only in today's "anything goes", morally decadent society.
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/p...fically-there-is-no-such-thing-as-transgender
There are some cool disorders on that list.Okay then which one of these do you have?
List of Mental Illnesses, Disorders
The major types of mental illnesses, disorders are the following:
- Acute Stress Disorder
- Agoraphobia (anxiety about being in places where escape might not be possible)
- Amnesia, Dissociative
- Anorexia Nervosa
- Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
- Bipolar Disorder
- Body Dysmorphic Disorder (preoccupation with a specific body part or parts and believing it or them is defective)
- Brief Psychotic Disorder
- Bulimia Nervosa
- Conversion Disorder (deficits in voluntary motor or sensory functions which are not intentionally produced but cannot be better explained by another health condition (such as mutism))
- Cyclothymic Disorder (a more mild variant of bipolar disorder)
- Delusional Disorder
- Depersonalization Disorder (feelings of unreality, that your body does not belong to you, or that you are constantly in a dreamlike state)
- Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID)
- Dyspareunia (recurrent or persistent genital pain associated with sexual intercourse not better explained by substance abuse or another medical condition)
- Dysthymic Disorder (depressed mood for most of the day on most days for more than two years)
- Erectile Disorder, Male
- Exhibitionism
- Fetishism
- Frotteurism (either intense sexually arousing fantasies, urges, or behaviors in which the individual touches or rubs against an non-consenting person in a sexual manner)
- Gambling, Pathological
- Gender Identity Disorder
- Generalized Anxiety Disorder
- Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder
- Hypochondriasis (preoccupation with fears of having a serious disease based upon a misinterpretation of bodily sensations)
- Impotence
- Intermittent Explosive Disorder
- Kleptomania
- Masochism, Sexual
- Major Depressive Disorder
- Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
- Orgasmic Disorder, Female
- Orgasmic Disorder, Male
- Pain Disorder
- Panic Disorder
- Pedophilia
- Phobias
- Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
- Premature Ejaculation
- Pyromania
- Sadism, Sexual
- Schizophrenia
- Schizoaffective Disorder (a combination of schizophrenia and an affective disorder such as depression or bipolar disorder)
- Schizophreniform (a tentative diagnosis typically used before the diagnosis of schizophrenia)
- Sexual Arousal Disorder, Female
- Sexual Aversion Disorder
- Shared Psychotic Disorder
- Somatization Disorder (a history of physical complaints before the age of 30 not better explained by another medical condition)
- Substance Abuse
- Substance Dependence
- Transvestic Fetishism
- Trichotillomania (recurrent pulling out of one's own hair)
- Vaginismus (recurrent or persistent involuntary spasm of the vaginal muscles that interferes with sexual intercourse not better explained by another medical condition)
- Voyeurism
Yeah, I know we're not talking about homosexuality. I used that example to illustrate how backward the idea was that THEY had mental disorders, too... until it was finally realized that it was a natural process of their gestation. Hey, even @Louigi thinks homosexuals have mental disorders now, and he's younger than me.We're not discussing homosexuality. I'm all for gay rights. This is an entirely different ball of wax. Once again, you stray off the subject. And for the umteenth time, you lump everyone who happens to disagree with you into some sort of one size fits all category. It's "old people", or "old white men", or some other derogatory term.
One can only hope you live long enough to acquire a little wisdom. I doubt it, but one can hope.
There are some cool disorders on that list.
Correct. It is a mental disorder, no one has proved otherwise. Actually, Personally I don't think anyone is 100% Homosexual anyway. Just various degrees of Bisexuals.even @Louigi thinks homosexuals have mental disorders now, and he's younger than me.
Well, I am claustrophobic Chickie. But I don't go around trying to pass legislation eliminating any room less than 10x10.
Seriously, I don't get your point. Perhaps you'd enlighten me. If you're intimating that everyone has some sort of mental disorder, and that any type of phobia qualifies, then I'd probably have to agree. But there are mental disorders and then there are mental disorders.
Well, I am claustrophobic Chickie. But I don't go around trying to pass legislation eliminating any room less than 10x10.
Seriously, I don't get your point. Perhaps you'd enlighten me. If you're intimating that everyone has some sort of mental disorder, and that any type of phobia qualifies, then I'd probably have to agree. But there are mental disorders and then there are mental disorders.
Right, that's kind of what I was going for.Don't you value anything your parents or grandparents did for you or taught you? I think it's kind of similar in that we are left with things sometimes that benefit generations.
There is a long line of us who don't get her point. Best of luck to you, but you are on your own.
I just made my point to him and I'll make it to you.... If men with erectile dysfunction or premature ejaculation (as I'm sure you know all about) were discriminated against, you'd sure appreciate some legislation on your behalf now wouldn't you?
We're discriminated against daily. Every elevator made is claustrophobic to most people that are claustrophobic. You don't see us trying to pass a law that says they must be a minimum of 10x10. And there are a whole lot more people who suffer from claustrophobia(an estimated 5-7% of the world's population suffer from severe claustrophobia) than there are Transgenders, Transsexuals, Homosexuals, and Bisexuals put together.If people with claustrophobia were discriminated against and legislation was necessary to help end that I'm sure you'd understand it better.
Pathetic. It is impossible for you to ever do this without making a penis comment, isn't it?
Well, according to that list I'm definitely a sexual deviant. My wife doesn't seem to mind though.Yeah I think most of us on OOTB have them all covered LOL
Elevators are not part of everyday living but pissing is.We're discriminated against daily. Every elevator made is claustrophobic to most people that are claustrophobic. You don't see us trying to pass a law that says they must be a minimum of 10x10. And there are a whole lot more people who suffer from claustrophobia(an estimated 5-7% of the world's population suffer from severe claustrophobia) than there are Transgenders, Transsexuals, Homosexuals, and Bisexuals put together.
I use elevators, because it's inconvenient not to, even though I may feel uncomfortable doing so. Transgenders may feel uncomfortable using the Male bathroom because they "feel like a woman", but they can certainly do so. IOW, why change our laws to accommodate a minuscule percentage of the population?Elevators are not part of everyday living but pissing is.
I use elevators, because it's inconvenient not to, even though I may feel uncomfortable doing so. Transgenders may feel uncomfortable using the Male bathroom because they "feel like a woman", but they can certainly do so. IOW, why change our laws to accommodate a minuscule percentage of the population?
https://www.psychologytoday.com/blo...n-homosexuality-stopped-being-mental-disorderCorrect. It is a mental disorder, no one has proved otherwise. Actually, Personally I don't think anyone is 100% Homosexual anyway. Just various degrees of Bisexuals.
I agree.https://www.psychologytoday.com/blo...n-homosexuality-stopped-being-mental-disorder
"Mental Disorders" are human constructs anyway. A bunch of people who claim to be experts in the field sit around and vote.
I also agree that people are varying degrees of bisexual.
If claustrophobics were passing out in elevators and were incapable of using them, then I'd be all for new designs and ways to make it easier for them.I use elevators, because it's inconvenient not to, even though I may feel uncomfortable doing so. Transgenders may feel uncomfortable using the Male bathroom because they "feel like a woman", but they can certainly do so. IOW, why change our laws to accommodate a minuscule percentage of the population?
Not trying to start anything, but I think that's kind of a weird thing to say. All the founding fathers are dead, but people seem to put an awful lot of value in what they believe they would have wanted. Not putting Dean on par with them, but just because the man is dead doesn't mean what he believed when he was alive is not valid. Otherwise, what's the point of learning about and from history? JMO, like I said, not trying to start anything, just an observation.
I said in my poast that I wasn't saying they were equal, but that the idea that just because a person is dead their beliefs from when they were alive no longer matter is something I disagree with. I used the founding fathers just to prove a point, and that point was not that Dean has impacted America in the same way that they did, but rather that his death does not diminish what he believed and stood for.
That's reasonable, like I said, wasn't really trying to start anything, just hit me wrong, and while not trying to call you out just felt I had to poast. No worriesFair enough. I probably should have left the "he's dead" part off the comment, as I agree that's irrelevant. My main point was I couldn't care what Dean would feel about this issue. Strum likes to try to push poasters buttons who like Dean, but who are conservative, by reminding them Dean was liberal. I don't really fit that category as I didn't become a full-on UNC fan until after Dean retired, but it still irks me when he tries to throw that zinger.
I think you're taking some poetic license there with my comments. I mentioned Dean Smith because he was a very respected man for very obvious reasons. And, he was closely associated with North Carolina. His "liberalness" is not how I see him. I see him as a humble human being who did what he felt like was right, because it was right... as he saw it. And, I think history has proven that his choices and efforts definitely served the social culture in positive ways. I have immense respect for him because of those reasons. That is why I said what I said to no one in particular.Fair enough. I probably should have left the "he's dead" part off the comment, as I agree that's irrelevant. My main point was I couldn't care what Dean would feel about this issue. Strum likes to try to push poasters buttons who like Dean, but who are conservative, by reminding them Dean was liberal. I don't really fit that category as I didn't become a full-on UNC fan until after Dean retired, but it still irks me when he tries to throw that zinger.
Couldn't agree more.I think you're taking some poetic license there with my comments. I mentioned Dean Smith because he was a very respected man for very obvious reasons. And, he was closely associated with North Carolina. His "liberalness" is not how I see him. I see him as a humble human being who did what he felt like was right, because it was right... as he saw it. And, I think history has proven that his choices and efforts definitely served the social culture in positive ways. I have immense respect for him because of those reasons. That is why I said what I said to no one in particular.
I don't believe anyone is conservative or liberal. I think everyone is both.
And, this isn't about being a UNC fan either!
He is without a doubt the most powerful and influential individual in this country. Barry doesn't even come close and the Koch Bros. wouldn't make a pimple on George's fat azz. Just sayin'...Sooo, this is the work of George Soros now?
you can print all the links you want , there are just as many that state the other position. You have to peel back the onion and see which ones require govt funding. A lot of them bowed to the pressure also and recently flip flopped.There's nothin immoral about it. It's also NOT a mental disorder. See, I have more links than you:
https://www.theguardian.com/society...ot-be-diagnosed-as-mental-disorder-says-study
http://time.com/4424589/being-transgender-is-not-a-mental-disorder-study/
http://inamerica.blogs.cnn.com/2012...onger-a-mental-disorder-in-diagnostic-manual/
https://www.rt.com/uk/353747-transgender-identity-mental-illness/
You old people that resist the evolutionary process of the human species amaze me. It reminds me of when the British Government forced chemical castration therapy on Alan Turing (and many others) in the 1950's. They finally realized that being homosexual is exactly "how God made them."
Soros is the one dangling Obama's strings.He is without a doubt the most powerful and influential individual in this country. Barry doesn't even come close and the Koch Bros. wouldn't make a pimple on George's fat azz. Just sayin'...
What qualifies anything as a "mental disorder?" Being stubborn and crystallized in your thinking is a mental disorder to me. I simply supplied evidence that there is a majority that believe it's NOT a mental disorder. For all I know, the people deciding what is and what isn't have their own mental disorders. And, if it is a handicap, then we've made accommodations for other handicapped people, and they are in the extreme minority as well. I guess it's just the handicaps and disorders that people are sympathetic to that qualify.you can print all the links you want , there are just as many that state the other position. You have to peel back the onion and see which ones require govt funding. A lot of them bowed to the pressure also and recently flip flopped.
Yes, I agree he is very wealthy and powerful. And?He is without a doubt the most powerful and influential individual in this country. Barry doesn't even come close and the Koch Bros. wouldn't make a pimple on George's fat azz. Just sayin'...
...and, in human form the 100% exact antithesis of the Constitution, freedom, individual liberty for ALL people, capitalism, freedom of religion, speech, etc.Yes, I agree he is very wealthy and powerful. And?
And, if it is a handicap, then we've made accommodations for other handicapped people, and they are in the extreme minority as well.
I guess it's just the handicaps and disorders that people are sympathetic to that qualify.
Well, I actually believe that people fight and die so people like Soros remain wealthy and powerful....and, in human form the 100% exact antithesis of the Constitution, freedom, individual liberty for ALL people, capitalism, freedom of religion, speech, etc.
The opposite of everything that makes America unique, and the greatest country ever on this planet. That so many brave people fight / fought, live & die to defend . So there's that...